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---iinn of Bartlett Planning Boord Mimttes of Meering held Februarv 2, 2009
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6) Pre-application review:Proposed merger,siteplan, and condominiumconversion, lot EdwardFurlong,dba Lil' Man Snowmobile/Jetski Rentals File 2009-1133: Application to merge Parcel 23L00,whichhasfive residential units(house 4 cottages and with kitcil;ns)anda commercial six-unit motelbuildingwith separate offjcebuilding, andParcel26L00whichhasa residence garage create publicparking and to a area convevance easement thestate New for by to of Hampshire; plan approvalfor publicparkingareaandprivatebusiness site usesof Lil' Man Snowmobile/Jetski Rentals; concurrent condominium subdivision units;andtemporary of public snowmobile access to edgeof WhiteMountain trail National Forest landof Bartlett via Water Precinct. (TaxMap5RT302, Parcels 23L00and26L00).
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Attorney Cooperpresentedby saying for the pastten or twelve vears. Mr. Furlong had beenrunning his snowmobiles along what was the roadwavinto the ball-field to access Bureauof Trails' trail the system the National Forest. He has now beentold this will no longer be allowed.Mr. Cooper in indicated this was due to issueswhich he was now trying to resolvebv a multi-lavered proceis.Any. saidby way of a temporaryagreement, Furlongis now,crossingover a comer of the ballMr. 9*po field to access National Forest.Atty. Cooperexplained the access the National Forestis only to allowedthroughan areaof public access. what Mr. Furlongis proposingto do is to providea public so parkingareaand public access the back of his propert.v-. will requireworking with DRED and at This the issuance a special-use of permit undertheir Memorandum Understanding. of termsof which are yer to be agreed upon.David Patchaskedif that meantit was going to be a public parkinglot which anyone could use?Atty. Coopersaid it did. Affy' Coopersaid had "a lot of ballsin the air" andpresuming all workedout. a coupleof things he it had to occur.One was to abandonthe boundarv-line between two properties, the something didn't he want to do until the other issueswere r.r'orked-out. Anotherrr,,as r-rndergo plan revieu,if it',,i,as to site required. Doug Garlandsaid he wasn't sureit was,and askedhow muchiquare footageof building was ontheproperf"v. Attr-. Coopersaid he rvasn'tsure.The Chairmanadvisedif therewas over 5.00(,) s'f. of commercial building then it would be required. Atty'.Coopersaid he was also proposing a planned unit condominiumbecause the units,the cabins.the house.and the snowmobile of rental office on the property.He said if the lot line was abandoned he neededto give an easement the and to state, wantedto reservethe ability to be ableto do something he u'ith the rest of the property. Attv. Coopersummarized sayingthere was a subdivision by issue.mav-be site plan issue.and a lot line a issue. DougGarland saidtherewere definitelyseveral setback issues, includinga recently-added garage that Mr. Furlong neglected get a building permit for. While not shown on the plan,he said to the additionwas built up to, if not over, the bounclarv line. Mr. Garlandagreedif the line was abandoned, would clear-upa lot of set-back it issues. Atty. Coopersaid hi would be willing to abandon line tomorrow, so long as therewas a recognizecl the giandfathered densit1,. Garlandsaid Mr. that wasanother issue. David Sheddofferedthat a similar situationhappened few yearsago with a The Motelon the River when thel' wantedto condominiumise. saidihe He ag.eed-upon solution rn that case was that a note was addedto the plan sayingthe buildingscoLrld n.J., be eipandedeither laterallyor vertically,which ma1'be something consider to here.i)c',ug Garlandsaid he felt. at this point, it wasn't even clear to the selectmens' office that the structlrres the Furlongpropertywere on
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ttnng to sayhecansellindividual motel,oorr, .u.nlnougnthe septic ,ort.r hadenough loading fbr a 4-unitmotel. Atty. Cooper alsomentioned under that NH statutes, anything hadoncebeen that residential beconveyed condominiums, Chairman not.i thatgrandfathered can to The also residences don'tlose theirstatus added and thatunder current conditions. properti, the wluldn,t be ableto meet density requirements. makinggrandfathering protection necessai Attl'. Cooper flnished saying b.v the "*. application wouldbe noticed a publichearing for oncehehadmoreof the issues resolved.
e system approued.ffir. .u*.nt. Heagreed to ? doso'Tht chui j.r3""i".0. all theunitswoulon u. Atfy'Cooper hewas just looking theunits beconsidered said for to commercial grandfathered buildings. David Patch asked hewis "kindof giving themotel?" if up Atty.Cooper hewas said not tty.coopo
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bonafide dwelling units. rgsponded b)'qaying hadin his possession he Atty.Coopel a l97gor lgg2
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6) Pre-application review:Proposed merger,siteplan, and condominiumconversion, lot EdwardFurlong,dba Lil' Man Snowmobile/Jetski Rentals File 2009-1133: Application to merge Parcel 23L00,whichhasfive residential units(house 4 cottages and with kitcil;ns)anda commercial six-unit motelbuildingwith separate offjcebuilding, andParcel26L00whichhasa residence garage create publicparking and to a area convevance easement thestate New for by to of Hampshire; plan approvalfor publicparkingareaandprivatebusiness site usesof Lil' Man Snowmobile/Jetski Rentals; concurrent condominium subdivision units;andtemporary of public snowmobile access to edgeof WhiteMountain trail National Forest landof Bartlett via Water Precinct. (TaxMap5RT302, Parcels 23L00and26L00).
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{nutesaf Meeting held February 2, 2009
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Attorney Cooperpresentedby saying for the pastten or twelve vears. Mr. Furlong had beenrunning his snowmobiles along what was the roadwavinto the ball-field to access Bureauof Trails' trail the system the National Forest. He has now beentold this will no longer be allowed.Mr. Cooper in indicated this was due to issueswhich he was now trying to resolvebv a multi-lavered proceis.Any. saidby way of a temporaryagreement, Furlongis now,crossingover a comer of the ballMr. 9*po field to access National Forest.Atty. Cooperexplained the access the National Forestis only to allowedthroughan areaof public access. what Mr. Furlongis proposingto do is to providea public so parkingareaand public access the back of his propert.v-. will requireworking with DRED and at This the issuance a special-use of permit undertheir Memorandum Understanding. of termsof which are yer to be agreed upon.David Patchaskedif that meantit was going to be a public parkinglot which anyone could use?Atty. Coopersaid it did. Affy' Coopersaid had "a lot of ballsin the air" andpresuming all workedout. a coupleof things he it had to occur.One was to abandonthe boundarv-line between two properties, the something didn't he want to do until the other issueswere r.r'orked-out. Anotherrr,,as r-rndergo plan revieu,if it',,i,as to site required. Doug Garlandsaid he wasn't sureit was,and askedhow muchiquare footageof building was ontheproperf"v. Attr-. Coopersaid he rvasn'tsure.The Chairmanadvisedif therewas over 5.00(,) s'f. of commercial building then it would be required. Atty'.Coopersaid he was also proposing a planned unit condominiumbecause the units,the cabins.the house.and the snowmobile of rental office on the property.He said if the lot line was abandoned he neededto give an easement the and to state, wantedto reservethe ability to be ableto do something he u'ith the rest of the property. Attv. Coopersummarized sayingthere was a subdivision by issue.mav-be site plan issue.and a lot line a issue. DougGarland saidtherewere definitelyseveral setback issues, includinga recently-added garage that Mr. Furlong neglected get a building permit for. While not shown on the plan,he said to the additionwas built up to, if not over, the bounclarv line. Mr. Garlandagreedif the line was abandoned, would clear-upa lot of set-back it issues. Atty. Coopersaid hi would be willing to abandon line tomorrow, so long as therewas a recognizecl the giandfathered densit1,. Garlandsaid Mr. that wasanother issue. David Sheddofferedthat a similar situationhappened few yearsago with a The Motelon the River when thel' wantedto condominiumise. saidihe He ag.eed-upon solution rn that case was that a note was addedto the plan sayingthe buildingscoLrld n.J., be eipandedeither laterallyor vertically,which ma1'be something consider to here.i)c',ug Garlandsaid he felt. at this point, it wasn't even clear to the selectmens' office that the structlrres the Furlongpropertywere on
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ttnng to sayhecansellindividual motel,oorr, .u.nlnougnthe septic ,ort.r hadenough loading fbr a 4-unitmotel. Atty. Cooper alsomentioned under that NH statutes, anything hadoncebeen that residential beconveyed condominiums, Chairman not.i thatgrandfathered can to The also residences don'tlose theirstatus added and thatunder current conditions. properti, the wluldn,t be ableto meet density requirements. makinggrandfathering protection necessai Attl'. Cooper flnished saying b.v the "*. application wouldbe noticed a publichearing for oncehehadmoreof the issues resolved.
e system approued.ffir. .u*.nt. Heagreed to ? doso'Tht chui j.r3""i".0. all theunitswoulon u. Atfy'Cooper hewas just looking theunits beconsidered said for to commercial grandfathered buildings. David Patch asked hewis "kindof giving themotel?" if up Atty.Cooper hewas said not tty.coopo
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bonafide dwelling units. rgsponded b)'qaying hadin his possession he Atty.Coopel a l97gor lgg2
